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"RAvENSwOOD."


This beautiful place is situated in the center of the
country for miles: improved 10y thirteen room house
supplied with water from cs.ern on the house: four
and acres ground covered with trees at
fordiig abundant shade; desI able for quiet
Ing hGnse Pos tor sye y the 1t Of Nay
mh29-Sw
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
4 city propertyIhe. Revere House at ST; Denis
f a9y al e It +. E. s hots
tans 56 rooms, with necessary outbudings, and 81
Cottage and 81 acres choice building sites including
the celebrated Relay Spring 0sed by the b. o. RR.),
tenants 0 TaoMAs S tftia Fl
934 ST., Rooms and g..
Il choice land, two miles from city beautiful,
healthy location 81 per month. K. A PHILLIPS,
1928 New York ave. mh26-4w
r HYATTSXILLE
m t Th SM S
Village viii ind It to their to look at the ots
o Sf h s IN sn wi
has made %Gnderul stFds5 in shS past three and
Eleven trains each way daily Oh the b. & O. r. R. Com
The undersigned viii take pleasure in showing plat
CT these Lots and will take parties out free OF charge
and show the premises Title guaranteed perfect aud
mhl9lm 1890 Pennsylvania ave.
EOR RENT-HOME AT FALLS CHURCH, VA;
Il SITUATION ilgD, 3uu utdlthS ,aiES SurrUuIu-
ings. house desirable; e3Delent outbuildngs: depot
cnovenient. Apply at 907 New York av. w.nhl S:iw'
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACES - TRUCK
ID Grain and Fruit Farms of all sizes: Mills and Tim
Der Lands: improved and unmproyed city properties
fsf Sas .na WV e.
lnhI7-1m-
NOR SALE-PINE TIMBER LAND. "a, 800 ACRES
rior body of timber land the United States esti
mated yield six hundred million feet Of
capitalists or company at one-fifth its value Il pur
feet Plat and particulars at my Office, S34 F ST.,
rooms ) and q, Washington, ID. e.
mhI7-lm THOMAS A. MITCHELL
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
IL properly my late residence in Anacostia, d. c.;
double frame house mod. lps l2pn feet OF ground
large stable: fruit of all kinds; price $oOOO Dr. W.
LITTLE, l4th and SITS. NV mh9-lm
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Story Or A PosrA1 CARD.
was affected with kidney and urinary trouble
"For twelve years."
After trying IL the doctors and patent medicines
could her of. used two bottles of Hop
"BitteTs,"
And am perfectly cured Ikeepit
"All the time!"
Respectfully. B. F. BOOTH Salisbury, Tenn, May
4, 1888
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BRADFORD, Pa, May 8, 1885.
1t has cured of several diseases such as
ness, sickness at the stomach monthly troubles ETC.
hate not seen sick day in years, since took Hop
Bitters All my neighbors use them.
MRS FANNIE GREEN
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MRS. JULIA g. CUSHING.
$1,000 LOST

"a tour to Europe that cost $ 900 done less good
than bottle of Hop Bitters: they also cured my
wife Of dften years. nervous Weakness seeplessness
and dyspepsia."-Mr. Il. M, Auburn, NY.
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CAN YOU ANSWER THIS.

IL thaee person living who case Of ag1e,
bousness nervousness neuralgia, any disease of
the stomach. liver kidneys that Hop Btters will not
cure?
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SpR1Ne STYLES DERBY
AND SOFT FELT HATS,
Ranging ali the way from SOC to $3.50. Boys Polo
Cans Toe to soc School Hats and Caps from 25c to
55c. and up. BOYS Short Pants 45e Zoe q. and up
COats and Jackets very ehtp Shoes for the million
Our Misses aud Boys School Shoes 70 per grades
proportion, Job Lots Ladies' aud Mems Shoes in
'- 1si4-I9I6 Pennsylvania avenue.
mh19 j. W. SELBY'S.
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Fok SALE
LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL.
Block 3. Bln-k n
No. 20 at Ace. per foot No IL aud rarr 81 ID
, aid AT DC. st... SO Ter fouS
Block6
West y lot = 4oc. per II. Block IA
No. Il at. -35c. per foot
Block q.
No. 4. ;. Is, at 35c per II
IL at -3oc. Block 81.
. ana IL at ..c. Nc. s, q aid part II .
y ) at.--....... 4Oc ." at ......... :JUc. yer foUA
= 2at..........4 2c
" at.....-... .@Jc ="
ALSO.
No; IL, block @. Whitney Three-story Brick House.
Close, at 2sc per loot l. rooms with modern
improvements, lUl5
st.n.w
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We have heardof men boasting Of how much money
they have made in business in this city and with that
money opened Wholesale Factory elsewhere. Truly
poor consolation for Washington
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COMPARISONS are OGOTOuS" as Mrs. NalaprOp
would say, and the most strikinglX OdOrOuS OF al
comparisons is to compare The superior quality
of EaStman'S ArbutuS with others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-05

STAIN GLASS SUBSTITUTE. All 9TH st. NV.
ASK HARDWARE DEALERS for Corrugated Key
YaIe Locks. Insist on having them.
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The LARGEST POToYAC HERRING ever caught In
the Potomac River was at X A. Golden'S Potomac
River game and fish stalls to-day. exhibition,
with his choice Potomac shad- All orders
promptly attended 10. Telephone S41-3.
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FINE PORTRAITS kets keInethy, 11Oe Pa ave.
FUSSELLS ICE-CREAM
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BABY SAVED
We are thankful to say that nursing baby was
permanently cured Of dangerous and protrscted
stpation and irreularty of the bowels by the Of
Hop Bitters by its nursing mother which at the same
time restored her to perfect health and strength-Te
Parents Rochester, NY.
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SO + st, Room 10.
800 n. ]. ave, Sc. b.h.
400 to I719 Riggs
I ST.. b.h.. Sr. ..... .S24, 300
93o-932 9TH st, b.h;, 900
22io to 1884 Bdy.
6I6 to $50 Md. ave.
] s.w. b.h. 4rs. ..... $4,000
2024 to 2O42 Bdy.
ST., b.h., 4r., ...... 1900
221l to 2229 10th
st., b.h., Dr., ...- QUO
q, }, 4, . and 6 18th st.
road ..............11,300
1892 to 1743 E St, 900
4os, 4io. Az sth st; 1922
/ sc. III. IT'S. 900
S37 22d st. NV, b.h..
1911 Is st. NV, f.h..
S25 22d st. NV, b. h..
325 to 333 c st. Sc, b.
h., 9rs-. 4, 900
404-406 s. Cap. St $.
w, h, 6rs. . 600
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ElOcutiOnafy Reading.
Miss MacBride, assisted by pupils Wednesday
April 6, O'Clock, at parlors OF the willard 9
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I,OR SALE-SEVERAL NEW SMALL BRICK
j Houses ON Wylle ST. ne; good investment.
SNORMSTEDT BRADLEY. 921 + st. mh15-lm
DOR SALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
Il window house Oh ST. w. between 9th and 10TH
rooms. bath, etc. and all perfect order Lot
LIZ by S3tl fronting south Address QUINTUS ),
tar tiica .l.,
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For PURE RYE WHIsKIEs. mellow with age, 90 &c
the old and re- liable establishment Of
CHR. NANpER. 300 alh street northwest
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GRNTs:-Your Hop Bitters have been of great value
to me. 1 was laid up with typhoid fever for over
two months and could get relief until tried your
Hop Btters. To those suffering from debility, any
one in feeble health, cordially recommend them.
j. c. STOETZELA
63S Fulton street, Chicago III.
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GREAT B.RGaISs--GOod. real felt Derbys, $50
fine, 50; at \. z. Lewis. 40 eth II.
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IL Unhealthy inactive kidneys cause gravel,
"Brights disease, rheumatism, and q horde Of other
serious and fatal diseases which can be prevented with
Hop Bitters," il taken in time.
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at Oppenheimer's, 52S 9th st. NV ST. Cloud
building wednesday, 10 to IL a m. and 2 to 4
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"LuDDINoroN MICH, Feb. g, 1861 have sold Hop
Btters for ten years, and there no medicine that
equals them for bilious attacks kidney complaints and
all diseases incident TO this mslarial climate.
II. T. ALEXANDER.
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To-MORRow's OPPORTUNITY.-Wednesday Apr
9Th, Is the last day for the "EaSter Greeting
prices at The PalaiS Royal See I'd page.
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4 BAlsGAIN-A FIRST-CLASS FULL SCALE Up
N nght Piano Tor cash. or time. Ia Responsible
party satisfactory reasons tor sillug only been used
Tor few months Address SACRIFICE star Office .
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ap5-eoets
Il NORTHWEST.
203 l ST., b. h., m: .,,
j.. 2Jrs- ........... %, 900
400 NJ st. b. b. N. i.
1912 vt. ave, b. b.
13rs. zoo
112S II St. b.h., 1Ors12, 500
i15 Sd St, b.h. 1lrs12. 500
1926 18th st., b. h.,
15rs. ..-..........1 1,5OO
900 NJ St. b. h.,
9rs. 900
lob 10th ST., b. b.
go NJ st. b.h.. 9rs. 10, 500
2033 H st. b.h., 12rs 5000
222:5 Ind. ave. b. H.,
17 AZ F st. bin, iors 1900 900
1908 9TH St, b. Ii. mi.
303 + st., mi. 9rt 200
SO5 9Th St, b.h.. IN i.
Srs. 300
5l9 II ST., b. h.. Srs. 4,200
1411 S St, b.h., 1r 4, 900
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MONROE, Mich, Sept. 25th. 1S85.-Sirs: have
been taking Hop Btters for Inflammation of kidneys
and bladder It has done for me what four physicians
failed to do-cured me. The effect Of the Bitters
seemed like magic to me. WI. CARTER.
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IGOR SAIL THREE line LOTS EACH JoNll5
south side OF ruul rlad bet. l4th aud 9Th sts
extended also Lots ln Blocks IL >. Is, L. Ia and 20
Meridian Hin. TAIfR 4 III Thin ltblsD
mhlg-..N. l..l, y
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YOU can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
Cur. Kid, 81. Goat or Peb. Goat for Sl50 per pair.
W. III. Rich, Il. Market space
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TIE BEAUTIFUL u-e Magic Cream Sold at drug
giStS.
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IDR SAlE-SENEkAL FINE LOTS IN MHITNEY
II Close; also. lots in MiutWo,d Place subdivision.
Prospect Hal subdy Ison, and IA blocks Ia H. l,
- and 20 Hall aud ESans' subdivision II Meritisn
HIil. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
IA A.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

ISOR SAI.E-N1NE ORIGINAL LOTS IN SQUARE
Il 1853. This Is one of the most desirable uniu-
proved properes east of Lincoln Park street is
being opened: water main along Il st SPLENDID
opportunity for investment at speculative prices
HIFTN x DYER.
ap5At l:SoI y 81 = w
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U>oR sALE--AT A BARGAIN. MIL LOCATED
II Lots on Meridian hil IN NJ n ground. with fms
view. LOUIS L. SHOEMAkEIl
ai--N 81 Il.
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LADIES Hand-Sewed shoes $3.50, this week, at
Geo. W. R1ch'S, 400 9Th ST. NV.
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IOR SALE-1324 18TH ST. n. WI WILL. SELL,
Il reasonable price and on terms to suit this ee
and carefully constructed residence recently built
my occupancy John Fraser. architect; David
Co. builders half square north OF Scott Circle,
on broad 10th opposite lr. Robeson's and Mr.. PEN
dleton's brick stable in Address Rev: DOUG
LAS F. FORREST, DID,, Calvary Rectory, Clifton, by
Cincinnati. Ohio. mills 29t=
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NOR SALE-GKOCERI DAILY RECEIPTS ste
Il Drug Store at = 600. and other storas. Also
Hotel yearly income $4,000. Du.Ing room. hargA
aud other business Chances CONNIE rCial office. 1s n
st II. RAMfh- alfs-lw
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HALE.c, DAVIS co. UPRIGHT PIANOS
III Nov ready the best selection ever ofEAred
SPECIAL lo9 Hates Tor school a0d holiday N d 81
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Shipping Notes.

Barkentines Discovery and Katie
Flickinger did not get away yesterday
but will most likely sail to-day.
Brigantine w. G. Irwin is put down
TO sail for San Francisco to-day, but
the weather yesterday having interlered
with getting her rice aboard it is very
doubtful If she gets off.
Yesterdays weather compelled the
inter-island schooners to defer sailing
till this morning.
Steamer Surprise arrived from Kuau
last evening with 3,Iao bags sugar, all
the stock she found at that port, which
will be discharged into the French
bark Julie. The Surprise was to have
left this evening for Kuau and Laupa.
hoehoe, but last evening it was decided
to put her on the Marine Railway, she
having touched the shore at Kuau on
a former trip.
Pacific Navigation Co.'S steam
launch Montague sailed for Pearl Har
Dor last evening, to haul off one Of w.
+. Williams sloops reported ashore
there.
A roller for Spreckelsville plsnta
ton was shipped by the Likelike.
Bark Jas. S. Stone, Captain Mars
tow, sailed from Boston March Iatl
for this port.
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Maui Items.

The steamer Surprise brings few
items Of interest from Maui, as we'll
as all the sugar-3,Iao bags-on hand
at Kuau.
All the people are congratulating
each other on the splendid crop of
sugar.
There has been very heavy rain
during the past few days, which is APP
praised as being worth many thousands
of dollars to the planters. All the
bitches and reservoirs are full of water
A South Sea Island woman, of the
Allie Rowe contingent, died on one Of
the plantations lately
The new Roman Catholic church al
Kuau Mill, tits expected, be completed
by Christmas, when the Right Rev. the
Bishop of Olba will open it with due
CEREMONY
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A Fast California Horse.

A New York despatch of April 4th
is as follows;
Harry Wilkes wonderful perfos.
nance at San Francisco Saturday set
the heads of all the wise ones among
the lovers of trotting to wagging. A
mile in a;I3H is wonderful for the
Bay District track, which is not a
phenomenally fast one, and It means
that unless something unexpected hap
pens Harry Wilkes will do two or
three seconds better before the season
is ended, on the grand circuit. His
owners have Jay Eye-See in their eye
as especial game for them to go for.
That beautiful animal, which has been
off the track for some time, will COM
mence a campaigning trip again this
year il he holds in good form, as he is
at the present time. Case has decided
that he will send him this year to beat
his record Of a:Io and try to beal
2:o8M-and Maud S. If he accom-
plishes that feat, Bonner has asserted
he would have bis little mare senl
against time in an attempt to lower hel
own record or that of any horse thai
may beat her present unequaled per
Torrance,
Case, in speaking of his horses re
Gently, said he considered his stallion
Phallas even faster horse than Jay
Eye-See, but will not attempt to max,
him show his speed this summer re
serving him for his stud. johnnie
Murphy was asked if he was not sur
prised to hear that Harry Wilkes ha,
gone a mile in a;I3H, He said h
was not. "But that is getting dow
pretty close to Maud s." said one
'Yes," said John, "but there are
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27
Vessels Expected from FOREIGN Ports.

Ger bk Hercules, -, from Liverpool, due Feb
niary so-so 1857 To Schaefc \ Co. agents.
Brit bark Cerastes, from Liverpool, due May Tao
Br bark r. l.. T., from Newcastle, n. S. W. due
Feb. ts-7s.
S $ Alameda, Morse from San Francisco, due April
%.
Bark Matah. from Nawea,ue, Nsw, due April
1000.
Brit bark Scottish Lasse, Singer from Liverpool.
due May 7o-3f.
Dkine Hattie Bangs, Terill, from Hopskong, due
April 1890.
'Haw sshr Jennie Walker, Anderson from fannine',
Island, now due.
Am bark Hope, renhallow. from Port Townsend
due May 1.to. ..
dnc May 100
An, bark G. o. whi,morc, Thompson. from Dspan
urc Bay, due May go1o.
Am bktue Amelia, NcwhaI from Por, Townsend
now due.
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.PAssENaTR

For Maui and Hawaii per steamer Kinau, April
-Mits Iu-ton, A lidsais, DR. weh,. hol:
Iwai, X okhots Mo G llichcock, Major W II
Cornwen Mrs kynnerleyi ] Magui,e, Miss Magey,
Rev II + 4 whallcy II y Glade Geo Ros, Hon
Parker, ] Like, j W @ Cofrai, Bielenberg,
Rev G Luhiau. add Is eek.
For Kahului and way ports, pr steamer Likeike,
April s6-llon w { Poke, + FAR aud wife, Mrs
Alexander and wo Children & Livira one, Hon A
pac.aoe and 20 dccl.
For Kauai, per steamer Mikahala, April so-Rev
A o Forbes, Nj Alvin, Conn,dt ; peterson, c II
Will, DR. Walieu several Cinnamon and 60 deck
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Mr.. Richard Gaylord, who formerly
worked in Mr.. c. b. Wilson's shop,
has started on his own account as far.
rier in all branches, at a stand near the
foot OF Fort street.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

There was very heavy rain at inter-
walls yesterday, turning the streets into
boys and the cutters into rivers. The
weather was still unsettled last night.
AS the country will be the better for
the moisture, while the city has a brief
respite from dust, grumbling al the
elements is not considered in good
form ON this occasion.
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good many inches between z;13H and
a:o8A, and it is these last inches
which count. There isn't a horse in
the world that can come anywhere
near that peerless little mare Of
Bonner's."
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BUSINESS ITEMS,

No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
Information relating to these Islands. rnee
SO cents. tss sfet
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

At yesterdays sitting Of the Police
Court, Kapuni VIM. Cruise aud Kaa-
waloa were each fined FIVE dollars and
costs for drunkenness, the last named
having also been a disturber Of the
quiet Of the night. A charge of desert
ing contract service against a native
was settled out Of Court
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$3.50. REWARD.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
L daid anyone giving information that will
lead to the detection and conviction Of the
person who took my horse from King street,
opposite the Keystone Saloon, on Tuesday
night, April 20.
u pONVEN
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

There was no business in Supreme
Court chambers yesterday.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

Hon. w. c. Parke left for Waikiki
on the Likelike, expecting to be back
Saturday.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

Mr.. julius Hoting will act as Consul
for Italy during the absence Of Mr.. f.
A. Schaefer.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

The alleged contempt Of court case
comes on to-day.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

Some people are asking il the
Government is in distress, when the
Hawaiian coat.of arms over the English
part Of the Go5e,H1ieAf gazette APP.
pears this week upside down.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

Hon. John M. Kapena has our
thanks for the annual Report OF the
Collector General Of Customs, relative
to the Imports, Exports, immigration
and Navigation Of the Hawaiian Isl.
ands, for the year ending December
81, 1886" 1t has been neatly printed
at the Eleeie Office.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

One Of the front corners Of Messrs.
J. T. Brown x Co.'S premises, Mer-
chant street, is being fitted up for the
tenancy Of Mr.. j. Gomez, matchmaker.
1t should be superior stand for that
business.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

Those who heard Mrs. Williams
deliver her lecture on "rhe Man
Shakespeare" will be delighted to
notice that she will lecture ON "The
Man Dante" at Mrs. Dickson resi-.
dence next Friday evening.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

The Victoria Restaurant is shortly
going to close up, Mr.. Richter, the
proprietor, finding there is no money
in n
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-27

The Supreme Court win sit in banco
to-day
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Bktnc Katie Flickinger for San francisco
Bstne Discovery, for San Francisco
Bgtne w 6 Irwin Tor San francisco
Sclr Kauikcaouli from Kohala
Schr Luka for kohalalele
Schr fcahi for Hanalo
Schr L-damanu for kul.aiau
Schr Waiehn for Waialua
schf Mana for Kuau
Schr Nettie Merrill FOR Koua
Schf Liholiho " Lahaina
Stmr Kilauca Hou for Iiarnakua
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports

Haw bk Kaialaua. Armstrong, from,val paraiso
Mission stmr Morning Star, Turner, from South Sea
Islands
Fr bk Julie, Clavcy, from Newcastle, N Sw
Am bktne Discovery, Lee, from San francisco
Bktne Katie Fliekinger, Young, from San Francisco
Bgtnc w g Irwin, McCulloch, from San rancisco
Whaling bk Ohio from New Bedford
Brit bk Ironcrag, JONES' from San Francisco
Brit bark Lady lampson, Marston, from San Fran.
cisco.
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pEpAafuRrs.

TUESDAY, April 76.
ssmr Jas Makee for Kilauea, fanaei and IIanamauu,
at2pm
Sthr Klnau for Maui and Hawaii, 1T 4pm
Slmr likokc for kahului and way potts at pm
Sunr Mikahala for Nawliwili, koloa, hleele Wamea,
kekaha and Niihau Al pm
Schr Kawailan FOR Kooiau
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-17

never such manner. The controlling element
was authority. He did not reflect tho opin'
ions of others; he did not quote from other
learned rabbins. AS an author, he was the
best expourder of the law. The law giver was
the true interpreter. lie spoke as q judge on
his seat, rs king on his throne. His IL say
unto you" was as the voice OF the eternal
Even tho prophets usually said, "Thus saith
the Lord" 1t went into the deepest senses of
his auditors. The contrast with the scri5rs
was most marked. He went int the l'ro.
foGu,,, 81 dop,hg oc tho spiritual requirements
Of the law; tho scribes dealt in triillrg ira
ditions.
POINTS TO BE REME,iEcRrD.
/. We must strive to enter the strait
gate. Leave of all sin; men are in tie
broad road of sin without making any effort.
2. After we have entered our lives must
bear the Same testimony rs our lips. Our
practice must agree with our profession. This
is an unanswerable argument.
8 Obedience is the true test of disciple
ship 70 prove this is ono aim Of this dis
course.
4. We are all building soul houses FOR
eternity.
3. The storms Of life are sure to come.
G. Only those who build on Christ can
stand.-Sunday School World.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-17

Most people prefer fruit in is original coii-
dition and look upon it as sacrificed when
converted INTO salad.
y fruit salad, however, may be very wei.
come NJ times. and is TO many people the most
delightful way in which bananas can be
served. \ banana salad prepared according
10 the following directions, given by Cathe-
rinc Owens, is delicious: Cut bananas into
slices, lengthwisc, rs thick Us dollar. AZ
range them on 4 dish 80 that the ends OF the
long semi circular slices meet and form hol-
low centre. PoUr over them gill of sherry
made very sweet with sugar, and into which
you have put one tcaspoontul of lemon juice;
let them get ice cold, then I'LL the center with
whipped cream piled high.
For those who object to wine, prepare the
bananas as above and pour over them a dress
ing made as follows: \ gill Of thick white
syrup sugar dissolved III rs little water rs
possible), the juice of half lemon and the
yellow rind OF two dark skinned oranges
rubbed on Jumps of sugar which must be
dissolved in the syrup. Fill the hollow center
with sliced oranges.